Religious Rituals and Rites Associated with Death and Dying


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Sep 4, 2001


The Reform group of Jews is a modern group that has often made changes in their rituals.

I have found that when faced with eminent death, most people will seek spiritual guidance and be comforted by a visit from their priest, minister or rabbi. Most people do not wish to be alone, and many that had little faith, were agnostic, or even atheistic turn to look for a Higher Power the closer they get to their final exit.

References

Becker, Betty Glore.
Hassler, Sister Ruth Ann Vocational and personal adjustments in practical nursing. Second Edition
Saint Louis: The C. V. Mosby Company,
1974 Chapter 6, p. 72.
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